Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-01-13

Now is the time to subscribe for the
EXPOSITION.
Andrew Gunsolus intends visiting
his son in California soon.
E. F. IIaight attended the wedding OF
niece at New Baltimore, Jan. 1st.
B. +. Doty, of Richmond, made a
business trip to this village last week.
Jay b. Maplethorp visited relat-
ives and friends at Richmond the past
week.
Now is the time to buy clothing at
Ovens & Braidwood's 20 per cent dis
count
We are pleased to say that Frank
Gillian has been appointed deputy by
Sheriff Bernatz.
VIM. Emery, of Almont, and Geo.
Emery, of Croswell, were in the village
Saturday last.
The open winter which our weather.
prophets said we were to experience is
not so open after all.
Mrs. Emma Lackie has petitioned
the circuit court to grant her q divorce
from her husband VIM. Lackie.
Mrs. j. +. Holden and son Floyd, of
Brown City. are visiting relatives and
friends in these parts at present.
David r. Brown and wife of Decker
vile, were on visit to relatives and
friends in this place the past week.
ID. B. Menerey has returned to his
work at Mt. Pleasant after weeks So
journ among friends i'll these parts.
Miss Mary Stevenson. Of Strathroy.
Ont, has been visiting at the family of |
Nicholas Hayes for some time past.
You can buy pounds of No. Tea
for S100 or pounds of No. Tea dust |
for Sl.00, the best in town at Holden
Bros.
Misses Della and Nettie Killam of
Leonard and Miss Lizzie Powell, of
Commerce, were guests at Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex. Braidwood's during the holidays.
Wear & Paisley are selling pure goods
at low prices and their trade is increaS-
ing every day in consequence. BE sure
you read their change of ad. in this
issue.
Ladies' all wool hose, ladies' and
gents underwear, shawls, cloaks and
all wool dresS-goods-we are closing out
all the above at prices too low TO men,
ton. Ovens IL BraidwoOd.
Until the first of February, Holden
Bros. will give Is per cent off on all
purchases of $500. or over in goods
from their store. Now is your chance
to get bargains. Notice their change
Of ad. III this issue.
Tuesday evenings express train. due
lere at six o'clock did not arrive until
about 10 o'clock, and the nine o'clock
rain did not pass here until after mid
night, on account of the track being
with snow.
ListoWel and Baden, Ont, talk some of
putting up flax mill at this place. and |
We believe they will, if the necessary
is given them. y
ANAL bonus is all that is required.
Collins Ague Cure is an absolute and
positive cure for all forms of Malarial
diseases, such as chill and fever. ague,
or intermittent fever, etc.
Price soc. per bottle. Every bottle war
anted. For sale by W. n. McKenna,
3rockWay Centre. !
We cannot too strongly urge upon
,ur readers the necessity of using /,
very precaution against the spread of
liphtheria. Rotten apples or yeget-
lbles of any kind are said to be a draw
ng card for the disease; therefore keep
Tour cellars cleaned out.
AS cold weather approaches, some
,art of the cows rations should be corn
neal. 1t may not be better than lin {
eed or cottonseed meal freed from [
lusk, but farmers have been accustom-
ID to its use, and are in less danger Of
,verfeeding. Some kind of oily food
S necessary to overcome the loss of
leat from exposure to the cold, for this
'eason it is equally important that I
,ows shonld be sheltered from severe !
,old as much as possible. If the milk
S very blue in cold weather, few stop I
% think that the reason is that the
carbon in the food which should go
nto cream and butter, is taken by
he COW, to maintain animal heat. In
)ther words, the cow has practically
)een eating cream and butter, which is !
'ather too expensive either as feed or